Bob Correll
R.I.P. 3/31/2022
Thanks to JB's excellent breaking down a butt tutorial, I gave it a go.
Started with a small 4 pound butt, de-boned it, and cut into 3 major pieces.
These two were cooked with some spares the other day.
This piece was cured with only Morton's Tender Quick for 7 days.
Didn't get any grill pics, but I used hickory wood for smoke, and TJ's (Rancher) charcoal.
I think it was on the Performer for about 4 hours, with hood temps of 175>200.
Looks like bacon.
Fries up like bacon.
Tastes like bacon, very good bacon.
I've made Buck Board Bacon, using a whole butt, but as expected it's more like ham.
I will do this again with a larger butt (the meat I mean, but my butt might be bigger too)
Thanks for checking out my Butt McBob, and thanks JB for the how-to!
Started with a small 4 pound butt, de-boned it, and cut into 3 major pieces.
These two were cooked with some spares the other day.
This piece was cured with only Morton's Tender Quick for 7 days.
Didn't get any grill pics, but I used hickory wood for smoke, and TJ's (Rancher) charcoal.
I think it was on the Performer for about 4 hours, with hood temps of 175>200.
Looks like bacon.
Fries up like bacon.
Tastes like bacon, very good bacon.
I've made Buck Board Bacon, using a whole butt, but as expected it's more like ham.
I will do this again with a larger butt (the meat I mean, but my butt might be bigger too)
Thanks for checking out my Butt McBob, and thanks JB for the how-to!